Hotels in Bellerive Acres

"Great place to stay before your early morning flight. "

"Clean room! Staff were very helpful and nice! Room exceeded my expectations, food was great, friendly environment! Best hotel in St.Louis hands down!!!"

"Good "

"Both bars had great selections!"

"The room was clean and big and loved the tub "

"Nice room. Really liked the shower with the digital water temperature control"

"Hotel was very clean! They have a lot of extras like the kick back! We basically had dinner every night. Staff was friendly and kind! Its location was great and easy to access. "

"If you have ever wanted to step inside a Wes Anderson film—complete with the perfect symmetry, whimsical color palettes, and that distinct feeling of curated reality—the 21c Museum Hotel in St. Louis is it. The rooms are the true showstopper. Opening the door felt less like entering a hotel room and more like being transported to a high-end, 1960s Mad Men-inspired apartment. The attention to detail is staggering. The aesthetic is a masterclass in mid-century modern design, featuring rich wood paneling, deep jewel tones, and opulent finishings that scream Don Draper excellence. The furniture feels substantial and curated, not mass-produced, with tactile fabrics and silhouettes that anchor the space in that golden era of design. And then, there is the bathroom. I can say, without hyperbole, that this is the best bathroom of any hotel we’ve ever stayed at. It is an absolute sanctuary. The design continues that opulent, retro-modern theme with stunning tiling and heavy, brushed brass fixtures that feel incredible to use. It’s spacious and bright, featuring a vanity area that actually allows you to spread out. The shower pressure was perfect, and the high-end amenities (Malin+Goetz) were the cherry on top. It’s the kind of bathroom that makes you want to renovate your own home the second you leave. The 21c St. Louis manages to thread the needle between a serious art gallery and a cozy, nostalgic retreat."

"Welp, it wasn’t spotless per say, however, I am not displeased at all. "